What happens when the things we believed defined our success disappear?
Money can be lost. Careers can change. Relationships can fracture. Health can challenge our assumptions. Trust can be broken. Time can never be recovered.
Yet loss does not get the final word on what an experience ultimately becomes worth.
In Riding It All to Zero: Turning Loss Into the Assets That Matter Most, Jamil Hasan draws upon more than six hundred conversations with founders, entrepreneurs, investors, technologists, and builders—alongside his own experiences with recovery, financial loss, professional reinvention, family, and uncertainty—to explore a different kind of wealth.
Hasan introduces the idea of the emotional balance sheet: an invisible accounting of the liabilities we carry and the assets we build throughout our lives. Regret, resentment, fear, comparison, and disappointment can accumulate like debt. But so can conviction, perspective, wisdom, courage, resilience, mastery, discipline, responsibility, and discernment.
Through conversations with people including Don Tapscott, Jeff Garzik, Mike McGlone, Ruben Merre, Shyalpa Tenzin Rinpoche, and many others, Hasan looks beyond their industries and accomplishments to examine the human lessons hidden inside their journeys.
This is not a book about avoiding loss or pretending that suffering is secretly a gift. Loss remains loss. Some things cannot be recovered.
The more important question is what happens next.
What if recovery is not about returning to who we were before everything happened? What if it is about becoming someone capable of transforming what happened into something that can serve the future?
Riding It All to Zero is an exploration of that transformation—and of the emotional assets that may ultimately prove more valuable than anything appearing on a financial statement.
Because sometimes zero is not where the story ends.
Sometimes it is where a different kind of accounting begins.
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Jamil Hasan is an author and interviewer exploring resilience, trust, technology, and human transformation. He has recorded more than six hundred founder conversations and authored more than four hundred books.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What happens when the things we believed defined our success disappear?Money can be lost. Careers can change. Relationships can fracture. Health can challenge our assumptions. Trust can be broken. Time can never be recovered. Yet loss does not get the final word on what an experience ultimately becomes worth.In Riding It All to Zero: Turning Loss Into the Assets That Matter Most, Jamil Hasan draws upon more than six hundred conversations with founders, entrepreneurs, investors, technologists, and builders-alongside his own experiences with recovery, financial loss, professional reinvention, family, and uncertainty-to explore a different kind of wealth.Hasan introduces the idea of the emotional balance sheet: an invisible accounting of the liabilities we carry and the assets we build throughout our lives. Regret, resentment, fear, comparison, and disappointment can accumulate like debt. But so can conviction, perspective, wisdom, courage, resilience, mastery, discipline, responsibility, and discernment.Through conversations with people including Don Tapscott, Jeff Garzik, Mike McGlone, Ruben Merre, Shyalpa Tenzin Rinpoche, and many others, Hasan looks beyond their industries and accomplishments to examine the human lessons hidden inside their journeys. Their stories become lenses for exploring how people make decisions under uncertainty, build systems that protect them from emotion, recover from setbacks, navigate conflict, develop trust, and ultimately determine what deserves to be carried forward.This is not a book about avoiding loss or pretending that suffering is secretly a gift. Loss remains loss. Some things cannot be recovered.The more important question is what happens next.What if recovery is not about returning to who we were before everything happened? What if it is about becoming someone capable of transforming what happened into something that can serve the future?Riding It All to Zero is an exploration of that transformation-and of the emotional assets that may ultimately prove more valuable than anything appearing on a financial statement.Because sometimes zero is not where the story ends.Sometimes it is where a different kind of accounting begins. What happens when the things we believed defined our success disappear?Riding It All to Zero explores the emotional assets we build through loss, uncertainty, failure, and change. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781972991121
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